About this service
Al-‘ayn, or the evil eye, is mentioned in authentic hadith. This service offers guidance in seeking Allah’s protection through ruqyah and supplication. Everyday difficulties or symptoms alone do not establish that the evil eye is responsible, and the consultation does not identify a person as its source.
What the service offers
- A conversation about the support you are seeking.
- Guidance in recitation and du‘a for protection.
- An introduction to personal recitation you can continue at home.
Before your meeting
You do not need proof of a spiritual cause to ask for guidance. Bring any questions about personal recitation, and avoid sharing accusations or another person’s private details.
Join from a quiet, comfortable space. If someone else will attend, let the centre know beforehand. Please contact us before arranging support for a child.
Your fee supports the charity
Service fees help fund the charity’s running costs and charitable work, including support for people who are poor or in need.
The listed fee is £50. Confirm the meeting schedule, inclusions and cancellation terms before payment. Donations are separate and optional.
Questions about this service
Can I recite for myself?
Yes. The Sunnah includes personal recitation. The consultation can help you understand the practice, and the linked sources are available to read without booking a session.
How does the online meeting work?
Choose a date and time, enter your details and pay the service fee through the booking calendar. Your confirmation email includes the Google Meet joining details. Check the calendar’s time zone before choosing your appointment.
Qur’an & Sunnah references
These sources explain the religious practices. They do not establish the centre’s prices, programme lengths or individual outcomes.
A hadith concerning al-‘ayn, the evil eye.
Ruqyah must be free from shirk: supplication is directed to Allah.
The Prophet ﷺ recited Al-Ikhlas, Al-Falaq and An-Nas before sleep.